Taken from Blabbermouth.net
ARCH ENEMY's 'The Eagle Flies Alone' Music Video Surpasses 100 Million Views On YouTube
ARCH ENEMY's music video for the song "The Eagle Flies Alone", which was originally released in 2017, has surpassed 100 million views on YouTube. The clip was directed by Patric Ullaeus of Revolver Film Company, who has previously worked with DIMMU BORGIR, LACUNA COIL, IN FLAMES, SONIC SYNDICATE and KAMELOT, among others.
Ullaeus took to his social media to write: "I'm thrilled to share some great news: the music video for 'The Eagle Flies Alone' by ARCH ENEMY, a project I had the privilege to direct, film, and edit, has now reached over 100 million views on YouTube!
"This milestone is more than just a number to us," he continued. "It's a testament to the hard work, creativity, and passion that went into creating something we hoped would resonate with fans around the world. Seeing this level of engagement and appreciation is incredibly rewarding.
"A huge thank you to ARCH ENEMY for trusting me with their vision, and to every single person who watched, liked, and shared the video," Ullaeus added. "Your support means the world to us and fuels us to keep creating. Let's keep the momentum going! Here's to hitting the next milestone together ARCH ENEMY."
ARCH ENEMY added in separate post: "THANK YOU for 100 MILLION views on 'The Eagle Flies Alone'. We appreciate your support. See you on the road in 2024.
Last night at Arch Enemy's sold out show in Helsinki, Finland our video director Patric Ullaeus received a Century Media Records Video Award recognising over 27 million views of the "War Eternal" video on YouTube. Congratulations Patric!!! "War Eternal" https://youtu.be/InRMwptcgAo
IN FLAMES 'Alias'
directed by Patric Ullaeus.
Taken from MTV.com
For their second video from A Sense of Purpose, In Flames reached out again to director Patric Ullaeus to help capture the group’s explosive live energy in a no-frills performance video.
Read singer Anders Friden’s comments.
"Our aim with this video was to make a straight-up video with the feel/touch of our live shows to it! I think a lot of people who have seen us at the European festivals this summer will recognize themselves and maybe some of the people who will see us live this fall will recognize themselves from the video.
We have worked with Patric many times before on 'Take This Life', 'My Sweet Shadow', 'The Quiet Place', 'A Touch Of Red' and 'System', just to mention a few. Patric is the master of getting the best out of my ideas and visions that I get for new videos and he is also a good friend. Check out his other work here: www.revolver.se "
In Flames and director Patric Ullaeus of Revolver Film Company were honored in ‘best music video/director’ category at the Swedish Metal Awards for their ‘Alias’ clip.
FIREWIND 'Mercenary Man'
directed by Patric Ullaeus
Taken from MTV.com
“This is our third video with director Patric Ullaeus, www.revolver.se (In Flames, Lacuna Coil),” says frontman Gus G. “It was a great feeling going back to Sweden and working with him. When it comes to the visuals, he’s our man. When I think that I want us to look like a million dollars, I think of Patric.”
- We’d settle for looking like $250,000. How much is a flight to Sweden these days? and does anyone have Patric’s number?
“We basically did a couple of day’s worth of shootings in his studio in Gothenburg,” continues Gus. “I love the editing of the band and the fact that he gave such a crystal clear look to this video. Since the song is talking about a mercenary going out to war, the story evolves around a soldier and includes some pretty incredible footage of fighting jets, helicopters and tanks — made in Sweden.”
All Hail Patric! Enjoy
DIMMU BORGIR ‘The Serpentine Offering’
directed by Patric Ullaeus
Winner of Norwegian Grammy.
Patric Ullaeus and Dimmu Borgir won The Spellemann Award for best video with ‘The Serpentine Offering’ in Norway.
Taken from Blabbermouth.net
Norwegian symphonic black metallers Dimmu Borgir and director Patric Ullaeus of Revolver Film Company were honored in the “Best Video” category at the 36th annual Spellemann awards (the Norwegian equivalent to the Grammy Awards) for their ‘The Serpentine Offering’ clip.
The ‘The Serpentine Offering’ video was shot by Swedish director Patric Ullaeus of Revolver Film Company and was DIMMU BORGIR’s first promotional clip for their most recent album, ‘In Sorte Diaboli’.
Taken from MetalHammer.co.uk
Patric Ullaeus won again 'Golden Gods' best video with Dimmu Borgir ‘The Serpentine Offering’
A comprehensive list of your Golden Gods winners. Last night’s Golden Gods awards ceremony at the Indigo2 was an overwhelming success, pulling in the biggest star names from the world of metal. Everyone from Kerry King, Ace Frehley and Max Cavalera to Kat Von D and Rita ‘Dimebag’ Haney showed up to pay homage to the biggest hitters in heavy metal.
Best Video:
Dimmu Borgir ‘The Serpentine Offering’
Director Patric Ullaeus of Revolver Film Company
SIRENIA ‘The Path To Decay’
directed by Patric Ullaeus
Taken from sirenia.no
“We had a great time in Gothenburg shooting a brand new video for the song The Path to Decay, taken from our upcoming album. We worked with producer Patric Ullaeus, revolver.se who has a big name in the scene, producing videos for many great metal acts. We are very satisfied with the end result and we look forward to share the video with all of you”
-Morten Veland, Sirenia
EVERGREY 'Broken Wings'
directed by Patric Ullaeus.
Taken from MTV.com
Gothenberg, Sweden’s meloldic power metal veterans, Evergrey, have Greyced us with the premiere of their new video for the song 'Broken Wings', from their latest album, 'Torn'. Read comments from frontman Tom S Englund and watch the video, which will debut on-air on Saturday’s 'Headbangers Ball'.
"When we decided to shoot a video for 'Broken Wings', we immediately felt that we needed some sort of storyline that would graphically show the frustration of the main character in the song. We knew that the director who could make this happen was Patric Ullaeus, www.revolver.se
We’ve worked with him on several videos before, and he also shot our Live DVD a couple of years back as well as videos for other artists like In Flames, Children of Bodom, Arch Enemy and Lacuna Coil.
I came to visit him one night, when he was editing the underwater scenes for the video, and when I banged on the door I scared him so much he thought his heart was going to jump out of his chest, he told me later. He was totally into the story with all these strange rooms, masks, rocking chairs and quite a haunting feel to it all.
We wanted the band shots to have an apocalyptic feel to them comparable to the vibe of the film “Sin City,” just so they wouldn’t stray too much from the story. The basic idea of it could be interpreted in different ways for different people, which is exactly what we wanted. Since all of our lyrics are based on things we’ve been through, I think it would be great if even one single person seeing it could get some comfort knowing that we all have difficult times and that they are not alone.
When I finally sat down to look at it for the first time, it hit me how much darker the video made the the song. It made me really feel for the female character in the clip. I hope it makes you do the same.
ARCH ENEMY 'Revolution Begins'
directed by Patric Ullaeus
Taken from CenturyMedia.com
While ARCH ENEMY’s new album “Rise Of The Tyrant” is being praised by media and fans alike, the band now presents you the impressive brand-new video clip for “Revolution Begins”! Directed by Patric Ullaeus (Dimmu Borgir, In Flames, etc.) from www.revolver.se, the video approaches the song’s title & lyrics quite literally showing ARCH ENEMY and their guerrilla forces preparing a massive worldwide uproar driven by unrivalled metallic fury!
Arch Enemy’s Michael Amott comments:
“Check out our video for ‘Revolution Begins’, it was a very enjoyable shoot and the visuals work great with the music – Patric Ullaeus is the man!”
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